What’s Your Game Plan?: Turn Your Lesson or Training into a Game
Summary:
Can you enhance a teaching lesson or training exercise with the mechanics of board games in only 20 minutes? For educators, training managers, content & game designers.
Description:
What does the lesson “Finding Citations,” the game “Trivial Pursuit,” and the mechanic “Bluffing” have in common? In this boot camp brainstorm, your team’s mission to enhance a teaching lesson or training exercise with the mechanics of popular board games in only 20 minutes. Whether you need to teach the rules of citation or compliance, there’s a game plan that can help. If you’re an educator, training manager, presenter, instructional designer, or game designer, you’ll learn how to integrate non-digital educational games or simulations into your classroom or workspace. This full-featured workshop begins with an interactive lecture on game pedagogy, then segues into whole room active game design, and is kept at an optimum size so we can explore your instructional problems in depth. Led by a professor from the City University of New York. (Workshop changes each year.)
Your team of scrappy modern heroes battles endless armies of undead. One of the best cooperative tactical miniature games ever made.
Description:
Your team of scrappy modern heroes battles endless armies of undead. One of the best cooperative tactical miniature games ever made. The game’s rules will be taught by very experienced players. See my list of recommended family games at joebisz.com/familygames.
Your team of vagabond medieval heroes battles endless armies of undead. One of the best cooperative tactical miniature games ever made.
Description:
Your team of vagabond medieval heroes battles endless armies of undead. One of the best cooperative tactical miniature games ever made. The game’s rules will be taught by very experienced players. See my list of recommended family games at joebisz.com/familygames.